The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-07
MAEElED-July 4, by Rev. j T.
Williams at his residence, Orchard
street Logan, O., Mr.. William
Woods and Miss Gladola Bird.

Woods and Miss Gladola Bird.
Col Charley Barker ofthe Athens Journ
+. al has quit mincing and is now nunchin9
mugwumpery. The proper medicine WI
be dosed him III q short time. ami Il deSper
ate effort made to. put him in tile health
! III plateau u OF Democracy.
The hardest storm ever known
at Maxville. passed over the town
at $50 Sunday evening, doing a
great deal of damage, the storm
lasting about 8 to Z minutes.
Rev. L. w. Work and wife are
in the city, The guests Of Mrs. }
w. Work on Mulberry street. Ned
(pardon the expression. but ii
comes more na,ural) will spend
some time here visiting friends,
before he returns 10 his charge
at Van Vert, o.
Mrs. Frasch, The estimable wife
of Conrad Frasch, residing one
mills south OF this city, died. Tues
day afternoon at 5 o'clock, after
an illness Of nearly year from
tumor of the stomach, aged As
years. Funeral today from the
German Lutheran Church.
The Lancaster Eagle Of iasi
week says:
1t affords us great pleasure TO
announce that Judge Silas ii.
Wright is rapidly recovering from
his protracted illness, and is now
in a fair way TO completely res
gain his former good health.
The fourth annual reunion of
the 62d Chic Infantry will be
held in the village of Rushville,
this county, on Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 18th and 18th.
Ex-Auditor White, of McArth
ur, was in our city on Saturday,
attending to legal business. Mr..
v hite is candidate for Repre-
sentative before the Democratic
primaries, and if nominated, will
be elected, and make one Of the
ablest men of the next Legisla-
ture.
James Snyder, of Creola, acci-
dcntly shot himself with q revolver
while in his room at the Depot Ho-
lei last night. The ball took effect
just above the elbow of tie left arm,
imbcdding itself in the bone. Mr..
Snyder was brought over 20 the of
fee of DR. Dye, where, DIR. Dye.
assisted by DR.. Wright. removed
the ball. The patient was resting
quietly this morning. Tie wound is
painful, but not necessarily danger
Gus. If tie ball had struck him in tho
eI6owjoint it might have resulted in
the loss of an arm.
S. II. Bright and A. II. Wilson
made speeches at the celebration
at Gore on the 4lh. We learn
that this was one of The greatest |
days in the history of The town.
The people of Gore had gone 10 |
no little expense 10 make it
success, and we are glad to know
they succeeded. When our fur
nacemen and miners start out 10
have a good time. they never
make mistakes, but always have
it.
We would cal the attention of
tho Mayor and Board of Health 10
the sanitary conditions Of this city.
1t wants to be raked, scraped and
turned inside out 10 give it proper
tone. The excessive dry weather
has probably been the only safe
guard against much sickness
the past month. If We should have
a spell of wet, sultry weather there
is no telling what the result would
lie. The strongest members of the
Board of Health should be sent out {
as a smelling committee. None
but the strongest should 90 on such
a mission, as the chances are, that [
even they, would not live through /:
it. |,
Master Clarence Schwenke en-
eriained about thirty of his little
friends at the Schwenke resi-
lenco on Walnut street, Tuesday
IL was very pleas
mt panty. the children having c
IN cid fashioned romp and an
excellent supper,
Mrs. Schwenke was assisted in
'eceiving the guests by the Misses a
da and Emma Schwenke, of Su- i
gar Grove, and Stella Rathburn l
md Lucy McClintock, of this b
'ity. The following is a list of Fl
he invited guests: Z
Masters Harry Harrington, Will L
5right. Leslie O'iIare. Russell a
Keith, Franklin Strawn, Urnie .
Davenport, Buz Burgess, FREQ i
Warren Bright, Austin u
tathburn. Fiavius Lindsey, Boy
lie Rochester and Eddie Camp
,ell, and the Misses Alma Bur
res, Gracey Downey, Bertha S
Vest, Dasie Watkins, Florence h
2empel, Ettie Gallagher. Flor a
nee Bright, Bertha and Minnie h
dcCIinrock, Mamie and Anna -
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